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... The researchers note that their findings have relevant implications for international efforts to resurrect extinct species, including both the Tasmanian tiger and the wooly mammoth, as well as for studying pandemic RNA viruses.

The Tasmanian tiger, also known as the thylacine, was a remarkable apex carnivorous marsupial that was once distributed all across the Australian continent and the island of Tasmania. This extraordinary species found its final demise after European colonization, when it was declared as an agricultural pest and a bounty of 1 per each full-grown animal killed was set by 1888. The last known living Tasmanian tiger died in captivity in 1936 at the Beaumaris Zoo in Hobart, Tasmania.

Recent efforts in de-extinction have focused on the Tasmanian tiger, as its natural habitat in Tasmania is still mostly preserved, and its reintroduction could help recovering past ecosystem equilibriums lost after its final disappearance. However, reconstructing a functional living Tasmanian tiger not only requires a comprehensive knowledge of its genome (DNA) but also of tissue-specific gene expression dynamics and how gene regulation worked, which are only attainable by studying its transcriptome (RNA).

"Resurrecting the Tasmanian tiger or the wooly mammoth is not a trivial task, and will require a deep knowledge of both the genome and transcriptome regulation of such renowned species, something that only now is starting to be revealed," says Emilio Mrmol, the lead author of a study recently published in the Genome Research journal by researchers at SciLifeLab in collaboration with the Centre for Paleogenetics, a joint venture between the Swedish Museum of Natural History and Stockholm University. ...

@#2

yeah.

One thing, when I read the article, that I wondered...

Why did the oneironaut alias decide to post this article.

I mean it shows how the small, under-powered Ukraine has stood up to the super-power Russia, and is doing OK.

That seems to be quite foreign for the oneironaut alias, which has seemed to be a Russian cheerleader of late.

Could it be that the oneironaut alias had not a clue of what it posted?

Based upon prior posts of that alias, such an outcome would not surprise me.

More from the article...

... In a study led by researchers at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, in cooperation with 25 mostly US and British hospitals, some survivors of cardiac arrest described lucid death experiences that occurred while they were seemingly unconscious.

Despite immediate treatment, fewer than 10% of the 567 patients studied, who received CPR in the hospital, recovered sufficiently to be discharged.

Four in 10 of patients who survived, however, recalled some degree of consciousness during CPR not captured by standard measures. ...

@#34 ... A baby's arm holding an apple. ...

@#39 ... I give a ----. ...

Yeah.

I've noticed.

I've tried to engage your alias, but all I have gotten in return seem to be insults.

That really demeans all that your alias seems to espouse here.

Which is a shame, because, for the most part, I do agree with what your alias espouses.

Oh well...

Am I the one who needs to try harder?

Really....

... a society that knocks down walls and builds bridges, ...

Hmmmm ....

Worth thinking about, and acting upon. ...

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... The 3-ton pockmarked, gray concrete slab sits between a bullring, a lighthouse and the border wall, which extends into the Pacific Ocean.

"May this be a lesson to build a society that knocks down walls and builds bridges," reads the inscription below the towering Cold War relic, attributed to Tijuana Mayor Montserrat Caballero and titled, "A World Without Walls." ...

.. Unfortunate to continue this war. ...

Oh, I agree.

Wholeheartedly.

So... how do we get Pres Putin to stop his unprovoked invasion of a sovereign country?

And, if I may add, ...

So far, all of the, let's call them, artificial foods I have seen in my local supermarket are loaded with sodium.

I can buy a real beef hamburger, and it has a low (near zero?) sodium content.

Yet the artificial beef seems to have a lot of salt in it to ~enhance the flavor.~

Of course, that raises my first question, if the artificial beef is deemed to be so good, why then the need for all the salt content?

Real beef does not need that level of salt content to enhance the flavor.

Stated differently, and I trading cholesterol in my arteries due to the saturated fat of real beef for high blood pressure due to the sodium content of artificial beef?

Do the artificial foods needs excessive sodium levels in order to taste good?

Serious questions....

@#37

I was agreeing with your comment.

But, now it appears, ya got nothing else to substantiate your assertions.

Good to know going forward.

I may also have to change my opinion....

@#35

Yup.

The GOP has shown itself to be an amazingly huge conglomeration of hypocrites.

That has been known for months now.

So, what else ya got?

From the cited article...

... Whether the salmon alternative will fly off the shelves is yet to be seen. Revo Foods believes that the key to the success of such products "lies in recreating an authentic taste that appeals to the flexitarian market." ...

imo, the main issue with 3D-printed food is that I am concerned about what, exactly, I would be eating.

... appeals to the flexitarian market. ...

What does that even mean?

Is this stuff edible? Do I need to be some odd flexitarian in order to digest it?

imo, there is a huge hill to climb here.

@#13 ... ---- off. ...

So, you admit yu have nothing.

Good to know.

Do try harder next time.

                                          :)

@#10 ... Won't one right winger just confirm that the left loved this guy before we knew he was a filthy ------- rapist and that the right loves him after they found.out that he is. ...

WTF are you talking about?

Please try to be more rational.

thx.

I have a free checking account at Newtown Savings Bank. (yes, that Newtown).

It is an awesome local bank. The service is great, I cannot understate that.

And no fees because I have a monthly check directly deposition into my account.

@#25 ... depending on ...

Yeah, that sort of confirms my opinion of that alias.

It seems to morph.

A lot.

To the point that I oft wonder if there are multiple people behind the alias and they seem unable to get their collective story straight.

In other words, an amateur operation.

Regardless...

@#24 ... He's claiming to be ...

I'd not seen those posts.

@#5 ... Frankly I am willing to see this play out in court. ...

Good to know....

(but not that I believe your comment for a second....)

@#22 ... His current alias is a Chinese national. ...

???

@#18 ... Really bad for the economy. ...

Maybe, maybe not.

If the UAW gets what they are fighting for, then the UAW workers will have more money to spend, and the billionaires will get even wealthier.

So maybe, if you're really interested in the economy, you might want the UAW to succeed in its goals?

@#17 ... They did, but then they sold it. ...

Good.

Thanks for that link.

@#2 ... Agreed. ...

A real estate agent once told me that the things that attract people to an area tend to be the very things that are destroyed by all the people flocking to that area.

Mr Griffin is a new migrant to Florida.

How will he, and others, want to change the Florida politics to more align with what they want?